From inside out, which is in the correct order for the structure of the Sun?Group of answer choicescore, convective zone, radiative zoneradiative zone, convective zone, chromospherephotosphere, radiative zone, coronaconvective zone, radiative zone, granulationcore, chromosphere, photosphere
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From inside out, which is in the correct order for the structure of the Sun?Group of answer choicescore, convective zone, radiative zoneradiative zone, convective zone, chromospherephotosphere, radiative zone, coronaconvective zone, radiative zone, granulationcore, chromosphere, photosphere
Solution
The correct order for the structure of the Sun from inside out is: core, radiative zone, convective zone.
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